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New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
OPENLY DENOUNCED IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD Dec. 1.-The letter Of Governor Louns-
bury deciding against extra session Of the Legislature
was eminenty satisfactory to the State at large, ndi
Gated press Of both parties weekly and daily The
matter Of grade crossings and pretty much everything
dropped Of sight Congress opened and
the Presidents message was before the people
Tho interest In the message and In The TRIBUNEs
Blaine interview has been exceeded In this section
excepting In the heat Of election canvass Large In
terests woosn and iron manufacturing In this Cen
gresonal District wsud he serisusy affected II the free
trade views Of the President should prevail. And
loyal o Democratic paper The Hartford Times hesi-
taes to ndorse tho President but hopes that Mr. Ran
dali will have gsoG srtuns to harmon ze tho party
on internal reveu ne reduction II is certain that
cent public has tried the patience Of the
OF this district who refused to ndose their
Congressional candidate Mr. vancs In 1885, NATL pro-
freetrads platform had been recoasidered and
n protection platform framed.
Tas wool interest in Rockville. the heaviest wooen
the state is outspsken In It's de-
nu notation OF the but approves Secretary Fair
chlds recon iations TO needed changs IN the
customs regulating the impsrtatisn oil nne worsteds
classified that tue Industry Is In serious
fraifa
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
WHAT THE METALS DID LAST WEEK.
CHANCES IN TIN, COPPER AND LEAD-LAKE sUPE.
pInp sTOCKO.

CHANCES IN TIN, COPPER AND LEAU-LAKE sUPk-
RIOR sTOCKV.
The metal market here was quiet but strong ON
Saturday. The London Exchange was closed ana no
cable quotations received. On the New-fork
Exchange 100000 pounds Of lake copper were sold ut
from I6 G0IOO to 10 O1O0; 100 tons VI lead 81 from
so-lOO to 90 100; and 10 tons December tin AZ 30
cents
In reviewing the week the Metal Exchange report
said on Saturday:
Tin presents the appearance Of waiting market.
Early In the week thoro was sharp advance from q
break vt the very opening, since when Loadon has
stood stl while VS. have gradually erept up and rola-
lively more on FUTURES than spot the latter latter gaming
II-2 cents. The transactions have been lao tons
here, and 4so tons in London Closes nomInally at
Copper also ad, anccd 30 points early In the week,
and after holding unchanged for three days, leaped
20 on the other options Business was compare,
lively Light, tie weeks sales being only 2,I0o,o0o
traded in while prices steadily advanced few points
every day To-day the earlier delivere' cropped PACK
10 to 20 points, but late futures advanced 20 70 %
on liyelicr trading throughout
The trading In lead also been lighter. and prices
have been rather irregular with downward tendency
on tho whole The net result OF the weeks move,
ment has been decline OF 20 points on saies oi 400
tons in all.
The shooting OF M Ferry in Paris caused consider
able speculation to tie probable effect on the acnop
of tho French syndicate and consequently on tho tin
market After deliberaton the general opinion
adopted was that no influence would be felt.
George Nisson active operator. disposed OF doubts
"a 10 tho Immediate plans OF the ~ Indicate on satur
day by Qlng from private dispatch tha' the holders
OF the tn had offered to supply consumers ior
the next four months at 9165 per ton. with guaanoe
that the price would not lower THIS Piece o, ow
wa startling to tho few who heard It, There are not
MANY now who doubt that the syndicate means 10 au-
hero TO It's past policy The great French comhinaton
has letters OF credit on Barring Drohers, aoc, 10, ioa
100 900, which Is sufficient to carry iour thes INC
tin I'm the American market. . .o ,,.,,c
The members Of tho New-forK hAchanSo al aiI n @ A. 1
strong cndeavOr have copperstocks nse mere anu anu
to arrange daily call private di' 'pa'cn rom bvs- ,
io, reproducing from tho Stock Exchnnr OF that Guy
a bulletin announcing that "the New-York Melsl TX x
change ia opposed to a listing of copper-stoclts" 10
New York created great indignation The STOCKS ar
claiming greater attention from Gay TO day' anu ~ .he
matter Of listing them In the hands OF me rane
committee which win report probably to-day New New
York will undoute edy take away the maiRe, rom Dos
ion An Interesting list has been prepared by one 9i
the local brokers of different stocks, OF which inc o
lowing IL extract
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS.
Highest ami lowest prices Boston Stock Exchanges;
In
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
SENATOR COLQUITT on Pf3HIBIT1ON.
RE SAYS THAT THE CONTEST IN ATLANTA WILL
RESULT DIFFERENTLY NEXT TIME.

RE SAYS THAT THE CONTEST IN ATLANTA WILL
RESULT DIFFERENTLY NEXT TIME.
At the regular meeting of tho Americ N Temper
once Union at Chickerng Hall Yesterday afternoon,
scn,tor A. II. ColQu:t, If Georgia, gave al account
OF tho recent contest between the Prohibonlsts ana
their oppon"i Is at Atlanta lie :ad III pnt
The TEMPERANCE question Is an old but inexhaust
b,e one because 1t Affect, moro nearly and seriously
than any other question the welfare or the iaihy ana
The home, and tho thought Of these can never be cA
our late battle In Atlanta, and VIII eLdcav0r 10 do
you Sw %ss the Ts st case IN history Of city
Of co 600 pcoplo taking such STEP and the run lower
should be spared to nufy and at length TO overthrow
The law Atlanta was a salient point. The rum
PSItory law and aiicr vaiAy fighting it in the courts
as long as possible. concentrated all ts power IN the
has prevailed for the present. But assure you my.
friends that thar success will be short.iyed Tho
sssn 9st day
But rs Is the case in other sections, we have n
tiugeu OF down there who are purchasabc, who
are without moral convictions The opposition started
a rumOr which gained credence among the Ignorant
lated on account Of the prohbitory law-that many
houses occupied only by Owls and bats and that
the place w1d soon DC h rum s hs
rcsoted Of the vllest tricks ever known among
OF abraham Lincoln, tho man whom the negro reveres
~ his savior and emancipator. The picture repre-
neu sse whs slave hnees befoo him with manacsd
hands. Printed underneath the picture In quotation
marks II the words were being uttered by the deliy
crer was this sentence Prohibition Is slavery will
cut the manacles from your hands" This scandal
ous ard lying device caused thousands Of tho
who had helped to mako prohibition the law to votc
for Its abrogaton.
Senator ColQuitt spoke for hour and in
terrupted by irequen applause; he declared that tho
recent defeat must not be regarded as final by the
friends Of temperance, and said that an organization
Of enthusiastic and intelligent young men, numbering
1 arc earn lv fnrt the md
tho next election would probably tell different story
from the Just recorded
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
CHEAP RATES FOR DEL EGATES.
LEAGUE CONVENTION.

LEAGUE CONVENTION.
The following is extract from the circular just is
sued by the Executive Committee OF the Republican
Antsaoon League In regard the conference at SYRIA
cuse which opens Thursday II is chiefly In reference
the matter Of reduced railroad fares and reads as fol-
lows:
The conference will begin on Thursday at p m. at
Y. NJ. 9. A. Hail and will close with mass meeting at
Alhambra fIal on the following evening Arrangements
have made With all the railroads to those
who attend the conference at reduced rate and Is
probable that sducod rates will be made at the hotels
To obtain reduced Is absolutely necessary fer you
10 send ~ secretary who will
forward requisite certificate to before you start
ha indications arc favorable for successful meeting
Let every oae earnestly desires to help the Repub-
can party take positively and aggressvely the rgnt
and winning side of ths Temperance question: put aside
his ordinary pursuits and attend this gathering. The
program me definitely announced. but Is
certain that many Of best and truest Republicans
and temperance men Will be present
Frank Mess the secretary and hs oece is at No. 93
Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
SURE 70 BE sUoCBSSFUL.
eREArISrEREsr IN THE CONVENTION.
TO SERVE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY GENERALLY
NOT Any PARTICULAR CLIQUE.

TO SERVE 1HE kEPubLlCAN rAbtA oSi'H'N~>''
NOT ANY PARTICULAR CLIQUE.
good deal Of curiosity has been awakened hero and
throughout the country with regard to the convention
~ RapublIcan clubs which opens In Chckering Hall
on Thursday. This Is natural. No such gathering
was ever held bofcre 1t Is a novelty. Tho purpose
OF 1.-THE organization Of the party In the most emc'on.
WAY possIbe--s not new but the means BY which th'
desirable end Is to bo frthcrcd "a national assembly
NJ clubs com posed for the most part Of private czenS
Is unique.
great many people who cannot conceive OF Re
nnblican assembly Of this hind without imagining that
II Is In the interest Of particular clique or ind
v,dua have started or attempted to start some SHY
ru,nors about what they allego to DO the convepohs
reaI sipridcanco Such reports have little weiR9t
hecause ary one at all familiar with themattcr KNOWS
that these stories absolutely without Iouhua'ion
Every delegate who attends comes here Win INC ui'
tinct understanding that tho convention cahho' anu
will not name recommend any candida'e ~. o'noo
In bref the labors OF the conference VIII DO oeFo'ou
to the interests OF tho party ho' 'ho'' "
however worthy. -,
wu II he successful? This question has Deen ashou
q great many times within tho past few weeks anu
was hoard frequently yesterday II was ashou ny n"
who will take pert in the proceedings ana arc NUS 10
,ros N sea effective work accomplished, but VINO ice
anxious about the result When queStiohcu a' ~
,hs reasons for this feeling they answer In TINS "so'
- There is q
IN n.ny I can't saw to turn tho convention INTO
hr debating society BY allowing general discussion
on every live political subject Of the hour, sueh as '1
nrance The tariff labor, and everything else OF I'M
portance Whatever may be said in favor OF this plan
il will simply result in turning the meeting 'o W.
rro,t hear garden That IS Just what 1t Will do We
must remember that while the assembly VIII pe repe
sentative 1t VIII also be In q sense miscellaneous.
There will be plenty of able men present, Out thoro
will also be cranks and many delegates VINO are
not up on the questions OF the day, but who wiz INSIST
an talking inst the same. The result he easily
Imagined. Wen adjourn without accomplishing the
object Of our as semby and with nothing to look back
70 hut lot OF worthless and acrimonious debates "
is all very well TO have these questions discussed put
lot 1t be done the platform by men qualified for thc
task Besides II will be foreign to the object to do
otherwise. We do not assemble to declare what the
partys policy shall be. We accept the platform enun-
cated at Chicago business Is TO carry 1t out In the
most effective manner possible, and not to say what
should be done next year on this or that subJect"
Although the convention does not begin until Thurs
day. number OF the delegates are already here Tho
Dig delegation from Ohio IS expected tomorrow. All
or nearly all the Ohio will stay at the Sturtcvant
House.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
pRoHIBrIoNIsrs OHEER MR.. BLAINE

Mr. ]. G. woolcy, in opening the meeting OF the Man.
haitian Temperance Association in the big hall OF the
Cosper Union yesterday, confined his remarks almos,
entirely to the Presidents message and THE TREUNSs
Paris interview with Mr. Blaine. He was loudly ap-
pauded when he expressed his belief that Mr. Blaine
was right and when he remarked with considerable feel
ing admire Mr.. Blaine" the applause was the most
enthusiastic OF all during the meeting The principal
speaker Jshn Lloyd Thomas raid among other thiIgs
that he wished to assure the PrOhbitioni IS that Ia visw
OF the decision OF the Supr. Court concerning
Kansas the Democratic cry that the Republican was an
anti states ight party need not alarm them any.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
DEFENDING THE CATHOLIC CHUHCH
THE REV. DR. cHAPELLE REPLYING TO ChAn"'S
MADE IN The EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

MADE IN The EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
WASHINGTON, Dec 1l.-Tho Rev. Dr. Ihappe"o
preached q sermon to-day at st. Matthews 'ha's
on Cathollcs as citizens, the sermon being isl'''
by some remarks at tho recent Evangelical Aha"e
DR.. Chappele said speaker at ons OF th, mee""s'
had declared that tho Catholic Church In this conh'
hold allegiance to a foreign power which claims '"'
absolute right to control all conscienccs and all Pv
pies, and Is thus q dangerous menace 10 Inc heP'.
cs and another hal stated tina, the Catholic 'hu'.
was opposed to the bost efforts and Tenderness
modern CIVILIZATION -
lilo declared that In modern times the trc~.
Irish, German and English Catholic had te.h,a~ te.h
oyal to his country as ans of his nunS alh'ne a "a
citizens. "Cafholics.' he continued. " aso nov
Will be In the future they have been In the p a
loyal to our Government, sanch In their .ssr
tho Constitution and enthnsia,tio lovers oI
country. IL hand they are opposed 70 9ss 49,
and guard with Jealous the rights OF 80,
on the other they havo been taught nom th.'r ~
respect for law and the duty to honor ana ou' 80
civil magisttaie Catholcity Is the srons. .ors
serv aive force Of day. Anarchists do hOi ,a rb
from u.s. nor do we countcnanco those who ~0u'' ~
vert social ordcr.' " -, AZ. rzfAs
lie church that religion should be taught In hr
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
SUICIDE OF A HARVARD FRESHMAN

CAMBRIDGE. Dec IL tSpeeiaD.-H. J. Powell of New
York. member of the class OF 81, found dead in
his late las. night by his chun. who had just
turned from Boston Tho was full Of gas and an
empty bottle labelled "nux vomica upon the table
tsd the story A cyelopadia open at the title Nux
vomIca lay on tina table and the spen page Powell
had written the words: thiaK must he crazy" He
has beeu knswn among his friends q quiet, gentle.
manly fellow, rather eccentric and strange times.
II is pretty that certain Insane traits, stimulated,
srhaps misfsrunes his studies led him suicide
lhe body to-day removed To New-York.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

,uhl;eaus would vote fer Ms connrmstion bave pod
Grated than tons considerably. Tho extcnt Of ther
claim now d tia. NJ Lamar VIII obtain at least two
Republican votes which will be sucient to carry him
through by majority Of 1t Is understood that no
depends on the votes Of the Wisconsin Senators ana
horcs to receive also the votes OF Senators sapn ana
I)ayts OF Minnesota Ono OF Mr.. Lamars nfcnds
yesterday said that the former had received posivc
assurances from four Republican Senator'S pu. w. 10
now was disposed to count on only TWO hepuphe""
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE MASoxS FAIR NOT TROUBLED.

THE KASONS FAIR NOT TROUBLED.
The big Masonic Fair closed Its second week satur
day to the usual accompaniments-big crowds, big
pcrsuasIons, and big "botdle"-for the fair Tho
only untoward incident tho descent tho fold
by two representatives Of tho Society for the Pre-
vention OF Crimc. The maidens didn't know who they
were, and the dIgntares made rIotous investments
in planes wash-wrngcrs and sealskin cloaks, and
before departing rendered verdict; No crime; only
shares no drawing; only awards" II trouble should
come, the Mas0ns will test tho encroachnent, and
have already devised satisfactory scheme, by which
tho shareholders In each article form stock company,
declare lucky dlvidouds end distribute popuiaritiea
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
AN EX-CONGRESSMAN IN HIS CUPS
4ovIING IN MAUDLIN STYLE FROM LOUNGE Il
THE PATENT OFFICE.

THE PATENT OFFICE
NV ARLINGTON Dec. IL (Speciah. Sunday
Herald" which IS De0crate newspaper, contains 'no
following paragraph to-day:
An ex ex-Congressmsn from Indiana, who sometmes
drinks more IMAM Is good for him. ON ono occasion "
fhe Kind last week sroed into the Patent once anu
made his way up into tho Assignment Division, S anu
roiug into ono OF the where there "eto n
bar Of lady clerks, he proceeded ~ niAAe a,'I I
familiar with ALL feeling not at all reclproca.cu W
the ladies' and they hastily made 90 a. pioaso
exit into The corridor. Their forced absence ohy III
spired the zeal Of the honorable ex Member for !up
ing on tho sofa, lounge, In tho room, NO tniew W
himself full length and began to howl ana sing ih q
glorious maudlin style. The noise caused crowa y,
florks TO leave their work and congregato Ia 'no
Z Chief of Division Kelly was summoned put ne ne
puailed before the beligerent incbriate ana nss.S
eummoning Q messenger, sent him TO IhleI CIclA =
Upscomb and asked for posse to remove tne mau,
buch message aroused the wrath OF Chef Lpscomp
And no sent word back to Kelly that II was poor
chief who could not protect his division, ana nat
IL he dd feel sbo to do 1t no ought TO get OUT
This complicated Affairs, but soon came along
Vafchman Brennan, the polite afable officer AZ the
mi AIN entrance and hrher outbursts were prevented
A. he went up to the bowling gentleman, and tn
mild persuasive manner subdued him and then
POLITELY escorted him out Of the building
This Il tho second scandal In tho Interior Depart
ment within = week One Is said to bc brewing In
the Treasury Department Tho reform Administration
seems to Asve reached the stage Of petty scandal
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
-.rHnyrEsAsAxlTEUR KTysTRELs

The Essex County Tobsggsn Club. Staten Island Atm
let,c Club and the Manhstan Athletic Club will give
three amateur ntnstre, and dramatic nmsns-
the nrst as Orange j.. on tho evening of December
1b the second st ssapeton T., On December II, and
tho third 1t Nsw.york In the Metropolitan opera Hsus:
gssd sud hs entertainments should get lets OF patron
aga
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
oE1EBRl lTryo 4 PRoHIBI rIOy VICTORY.

Jubilee service In celebrat OF the recent decision
OF the Supreme the prohibition law in Kansas
WAS held last night the wlllc Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. W. H. Booe pastor OF the
church presided. Among the speakers were A. w Wag
nails r. A. Burdick. Of The Temperance A0itafor and
L j. Wheeler, Of The Voice.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
N1Eu4yy, TIE SINGER, SUED FOR LIBEL.
MR. WOLFE OBJECTS TO BEING CALLED A PRoFEs-

MR. WOLFE OBJFcTs TO BEING CALLED PFoFis-
sIoNAL GAMBLER-NIEMANN NOT SCARED
No 238 West Forty DIST is unpretentious
house of four stories with brownstone front, YET
within It's walls there has been great deal OF ie ior
the last years. although the past few months nave
not seen az much OF 1t as Frederick Wolfe who oc-
cupies 1t in large part had hoped. lwo years ago.
after tho arrival of tho principal members Oh the
Metropolitan Opera House Company, the house was
the scene of much pleasure and hllarty Emil Fisher
and Adolph Robinson had rooms there. Herr fishers
wife was abroad and Herr Robinson was alone MT
Wolfe was a retired bust man, 1t as said, ana ne
fond Of operate people. Herren Fisher end Robin
son were often dropped In upon Dy ther leho"
members Of the Metropolitan Opera House company.
Last year Herr did 60 to the house, for his
wife was hero and they took rO02s elsewhere Hcrr
Robinson remained Among BIS frequent visitors last sea-
son were Albert Niemann the heroic tenor Anton seid
tho conductor and Emil Sanger OF the company In
fact Herr Robinsons sort OF headQuarters
for the male members of the Metropolitan company
And there a favorite game scat. this finally de-
veoped into quiet games of poker, purely social when
the company TOO large to DO accommodated In
Herr Robnson's rooms, they went below, whero Mr.
Wofe always had room for them. Among the visitors
were Creg ghton Webb, Henry IL. Calm and Alexander
Kramer friends of the singers ,.a. ,..u NJ. wo,,o
who had often Joined the poar that spd sr wnq S
A'Rt 5Sss Ss;a '.SS Ss' &S had
bier and his house is only gambling establish,
mentn Herr Robinson, his return This season, did
go to Mr.. Woc's house. but took rooms In the Met
rOpolitan Opera House. This and GOODNESS from the
singers induced Mr.. Wolfe through his lawyer Samuel
g. Barnard to send letter to Herr Niemann In
ncember calling on him on pain of suit for damages.
b apologize through the newspapers for the malicious
land unwarranted manner" in which he had spoken OF
him. Herr Niemann through Herr Robinson declined
apologize publicly but said he would do so prva ey
Mr. Wolfe declares Nlemanns friends deny that an
offer was made to apologize in any form. On Thurs
day of last week, however, suit for $4,000 damages
for libel begun In the supreme Court by Mr. Wolfe.
Herr Niemann tells his friends that he does not
1" care a rap for the suit Ono of those who Joined
in the poker games in Mr.. Wolfe's house said last
evening don't think Nlemann Is scared stopped
going to wolfcs house myself last year. When man
Keeps table at his house with pink In It and you
have pay him for playing stop going there.
Nemann used those words 10 Robinson only II to any
one. but Robinson refuses to talk.
Mr. W,f, is man of leisure, his acquaintances say,
What tho speaker refered to as pink" Is generally
known at Delmonico's and elsewhere as a Kitty
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
DIR. MGLYYY TAXES Up Ay OLD SURyECE


Dr. McGlynn spoke on the subject of " Heads and
Hearts, to a big audience at the AntiPovcrty meeting
in the Academy Of Music last evening. The Reverend
Doctor read portion Of Scripture from the first chap
ter Of St. Johns Gospel Then after stating that he
was full Of charity revived recollections OF his
Uttered relations with Archbishop Corrigan and be-
rated fool Of reporter or malicious city edor'
who had published a statement that no Kissed at
the Manchester Martyrs meeting in Cooper Institute.
He also made frequent and profoundly ronical remarks
about the intelligence Of the gentlemen Of the press
He spoke altogether for about 80 minutes, and ex-
planned his wandelings from his subject by saying
that the title Of his lecture was symbOcal. Tho
Rev. Mr. Hersher, of Ohio, who had engaged DIR. Nc
GlyIn for course Of lectures there and Louis i.
Post, who presided, also spoke. Several announce
ments made The most important OF them were
that Poverty Society I'm special need of
"Sinews of VAR that the Rev. Hugh o. Pcntecost
would lecture on The Causc and Cure Of Labor
Troubles in Greenpont December ID for he bere-
fit OF the United Labor Party there: and that 9
Aria Huntingdon, sister Of "Father' Huntingdon.
thagoras Hall on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
DEMOCRATS IN SENATE COMMITTEES.
DISTRIBUTION OF PLACES AS AGREED on BY TIL

DISTRIBUTION or PLACES AS AGREED on By THE
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA caucus OF Democratic Sena
tors will be held nernng at 10 o'clock for the
purpose Of taking action the report OF the Caucus
Committee relative the minority representation In the
committees Of the Senate The following is correct list
ofthe Senators who will represent the Democratic PARTY
on the committees named except that one or two
changes may be made in committees OF minor import.
ance:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CockreIi. Call and German.
fQricuuye-GeoTge Gibson and Jones the old members.
with senator Bate. OF Tennessee probability.
Contingent Expenses o( the Senote-Vance. . -
Civil Serpice and Reeaehaent Voorhees, Walthall WI.
Berry
| Com Inerce--Ransom. Gormau Kenna, Gibson.
Education and Lobor-Call Pm III. Payne WalthalL
Engrossed Bills-saulsbury, chairman Call.
EnroI<d BNts-ColQuitt
TO Eramfne he Csp}t Serpice-Hampton Gray
Epidemic Dseases- arris Hampton. Eustis. Berry.
Finance Voorhees, Bsck, Mcpherson, Harris Vance
Jud,efary-Pugh Coke. Vest. George
WInafy .ifafrs-Cockrel Ham pton, Walthall. Bate.
Nar1t t%6dirs-IoPherson, Butler. Blackburn. Gray. .
rireges and EIcc,tons-SausDury Vance. Puxh Eustis
Public Lands-Morgan Cockrell Walthall Berry,
Repisf0n Of the Ldos-Kenna. Wilson.
Raiiroads-B Brown. Kenna, George blackburn.
Rules- Harris, Blackburn.
ReroI,nfonarV C2afnns-Coke chairman.
Additional Accommodations for the Lbrory-Voorhoes
chairman Butler. Gibson ,x,,
Claims against NfcaraUgua-Morgan. chairrnan Wilson
Rrsr Front Of Washfn qonMc Pherson. chairman Ran.
Wonnan SuGrage-Cockrel chairman. with Brown and a
member: 80 ,,. n ..-,..
voorhees,, German aid Eustis.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

Tho first column shows the value of these stocks
when copper Is selling at good prices, AMI th' second
shows the effect the low quotations. wiich nave
regned until recently.